Midi Controller Pro

I see a lot of potential in this app. As I've been using this a lot lately, I see some areas that could improve on my workflow and others would greatly appreciate from this feedback... To the Developers: Great job so far! What I love is that you can create your own layout and customize colors, text and organize. What I'd love to see to continue using this product is how to change Midi settings, so far I have to add a lot of sliders just to find a certain numbered midi, but if you give the choice to make a slider #1-70, etc; that would be very useful! Perhaps when you select the icon, that drop down menu to adjust would have it at the top, since that's the whole point of the app is to control specific numbered ID Midi sliders. What else would be great, is the ability to add a background image - the ability to upload my own and perhaps you can make it available for people to give away those backgrounds along with the layouts in the marketplace section. I see such a potential in this app, and I want to see the best for your company! God bless you guys!

Great controller..... Midi wifi kang

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I had hopes for this but it not very useful. No documentation, not intuative, confusing. Click on Custom setup, gives you a blank screen, yapping awnywhere does nothing. Download a preset and no way to go back to the main menu. Can't fgiure out how it's the top professional Midi controller and designer for IOS, maybe it's the only one. It needs some work that's for sure.

MCP lets you design your own MIDI control surfaces using a visual designer that has every control type you could need. You design the look, you design the layout, you design the functionality. If you need more than simple controls you have a full scripting capability to let one control perform multiple tasks. Great tool! I've built several control surfaces to automate my entire music production and performance needs..

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The bad news is that after spending way too much $ (the far superior TouchOSC is far less), nothing works. Following the manual's deceptively simple Windows' installation instructions gives me nothing but errors - "non-binding port" but the manual indicates the ports are arbitrary and need only match iPhone and desktop. Plus the template config is laughably obtuse, the controls are the included templates are microscopic and the action seems wonky and uneven. Awesome! But the bright side is: the dev is trying to pack a lot of functions in, and it seems like it he's in it for the long haul and is only just starting. Once working properly, this app looks to be highly configurable to a granular level, which seems promising. Wrote the dev about my problems, and look forward to updating my review soon.